Recent reports and testimonies from former workers and guards at Gaza aid distribution sites paint a disturbing picture of violence and misconduct amidst a dire humanitarian crisis. Eyewitness accounts describe severe abuses, including the use of pepper spray against desperate civilians, gunfire aimed at unarmed individuals, and chaotic distributions that resulted in injuries and fatalities. A women-only aid day intended to provide support turned into a scene of intimidation and brutality, with claims of security personnel attacking those seeking assistance. Former U.S. military contractors and aid workers have alleged that war crimes were committed at these locations, prompting calls for investigations into the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and the broader U.S.-backed aid operations. Activists have voiced their concerns over these reports and are pushing for transparency and accountability in aid delivery, as essential support becomes increasingly intertwined with violence and systemic neglect.